Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) and Master of Pharmacy Practice

1. Completion of a recognised senior secondary certificate (or equivalent) with required subject prerequisites (Chemistry, Mathematics).
2. Meet English language proficiency (for non-English background) and equivalent qualification criteria.
3. For progression into the honours/master's component, there are academic performance thresholds (e.g., Weighted Average Mark (WAM) ≥ 65 to enter honours).
4. Ability to undertake clinical placements and meet supervised practice requirements (as part of intern training) – since the master's component integrates the intern training required by the Pharmacy Board of Australia.

This combined Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) and Master of Pharmacy Practice programme at the University of Sydney is designed to prepare graduates for professional practice as pharmacists with a strong scientific foundation and advanced practice capability. The bachelor component covers core pharmaceutical science, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics and pharmacy practice through multiple levels (1000-, 2000-, 3000-, 4000-level units), including an honours research component. The master component embeds the intern training programme, integrates supervised professional practice, and prepares students to meet the registration requirements of the Pharmacy Board of Australia. Work‐integrated learning and clinical placements are a key feature, enabling students to apply their knowledge in community, hospital and industrial pharmacy settings. Graduates are positioned to register as pharmacists and may pursue careers in community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, industry (medicines development/regulation), research, or further postgraduate study.

1. Complete the required secondary school qualification or equivalent and ensure you meet subject prerequisites (Chemistry, Mathematics) and English proficiency requirements.
2. Submit an online application via the University of Sydney undergraduate admissions portal (or via the Universities Admissions Centre for domestic applicants) by the relevant deadline.
3. The University assesses applicants based on academic record (selection rank or equivalent), prerequisite subjects and possibly additional criteria.
4. If offered a place in the combined programme, accept the offer and enrol in the bachelor component.
5. Complete the bachelor (honours) component over years 1-4 (or as structured), including core units and work‐integrated learning placements.
6. Progress into the Master of Pharmacy Practice component in the final year(s), complete the required units and supervised professional practice (intern training/placements) to meet registration requirements.
7. Upon successful completion of the programme andthe required registration exam, apply for pharmacist registration in Australia.